1. refugees who risked their lives to escape vietnam by boat after the war post-traumatic stress disorder 2. a restriction on trade boat people 3. nickname given to hoa lo prison; the most notorious of the facilities in north vietnam for american prisoners of war normalize 4. to establish full diplomatic relations between two countries operation homecoming 5. the program in which 591 american prisoners of war were released during the spring of 1973 embargo6. a mental illness affecting some vietnam veterans that is characterized by emotional problems such as anxiety and depression hanoi hilton 7. the reluctance to send americans to fight in foreign countries for fear of getting the united states involved in another vietnam vietnam syndrome 8. the various scandals that forced president richard nixon to resign in august 1974 watergate

A community short study of Vietnamese refugees in Norway. ... wounded or killed and 36% had been involved in life-threatening situations . Nearly all war trauma variables but none of the escape or refugee camp ... Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic/psychology; Vietnam/ethnology; Warfare

the US imposed a trade embargo on all Vietnam, under the auspices of the 1917 Trading with the Enemy Act and the 1969 Export Administration Act. Our natural experiment thus combines an exogenous dispersion of Vietnamese refugees to the US in tandem with a lasting trade embargo.

Hanoi Hilton nickname given to Hoa Lo prison; the most notorious of the facilities in North ... Operation Homecoming the program in which 591 American prisoners of war were normalize to establish full diplomatic relations between two countries

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